Conor Maynard is a 19 year old singing sensation from Brighton and has been widely acclaimed as the UK's answer to Canada's Justin Bieber. If you have a teenage daughter, she may already have plastered her walls with his image. While Conor was still in school, he started recording and uploading his own covers of popular songs to Youtube and quickly gained a following with over 3 million views. Conor's Youtube channel is currently the 7th most subscribed music channel on the site. Connor's Twitter account has over 30,000 followers who are eager to read his tweets regularly. Parlaphone Records has signed him and is set to release his first album in 2012 including the single "Can't say no". Conor loves R & B music and has a soulful voice that is rich and powerful. Conor Maynard is set to take the world by storm this year, and took home the Brand New for 2012 award from MTV in February, 2012 after he received 45% of the votes. During his interview with MTV, he thanked his fan base for the votes and MTV for selecting him.
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